Louise wanted to know the name of the book that I am working Kitty Biggs from. It is a book called Australian Needlework - Cross Stitch, Counted Thread and Canvaswork - series Editor Jennifer Sanders. It is published by Lothian Publishing Company P/L and was published in 1993. I don't know if it is still available as I have had mine for a long time.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Book with Pattern for Kitty Biggs
Louise wanted to know the name of the book that I am working Kitty Biggs from. It is a book called Australian Needlework - Cross Stitch, Counted Thread and Canvaswork - series Editor Jennifer Sanders. It is published by Lothian Publishing Company P/L and was published in 1993. I don't know if it is still available as I have had mine for a long time.
Thank you so much for posting a picture of the book with all the details. No, on to the hunt!
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteI was surfing the net on Sunday afternoon and found your blog.
What beautiful work! I've been
Cross Stitching for 14 years
I've tried lots of other things but always to come back to Cross Stitching. I just got my 1st Dollhouse, and of course I'm cross stitching a rug for the lounge. Take a look!
Happy Stitching
Joan Giura
Perth Western Australia
Hello Sandra
ReplyDeleteThus you have a preciousness in your possession.
I thank for showing the book, and hope, you had a wonderful weekend. Best greeting for you
♥☼♥ Barbara ♥☼♥
Hi Sandra,
ReplyDeleteIt's always interesting to see
where patterns and things come
from. This looks like quite
an interesting book, and of
course very inspiring. Hope
Louise can find it someday.
How awful that your Dad and
sister went through such a
horrible experience as that
accident. Your poor Dad
especially. And to have to
give up his job and the family business is too sad. I hope
he's in good health now and
not suffering long term
effects from this incident.
Saw some of the Youth Day
events on the news here when
it was on. Looks like it went
well for all who attended.
I expect your sister's home
from her travels and you've
been hearing her stories and
perhaps looking at some of
her pictures. And admiring
the loot she brought back
with her. What fun!!
Cheers!